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Re: Help The Homeless In Legoville!
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Mon, 3 Jan 2000 19:29:00 GMT
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Laura Gjovaag wrote:
> How is that going to help me, or the average child builder, build
> everything I mentioned in my note? I wasn't *just* talking about houses,
> you know. Please read my whole note:
> http://www.lugnet.com/dear-lego/?n=485
I did read it.
> Also, what kind of roofing do basic brick buckets have? Do they have
> windows in basic brick buckets? Doors? Do they have all the bricks
> necessary to make minifig scale shelving for libraries, stadium seating
> for minifig scale movie theatres? Are there the kind of bricks you need
> to make a classroom? Does a basic bucket provide enough parts to make
> something truly interesting and unique?
*A* basic bucket? Well.... depending on your situation, maybe, and
maybe not. As it was, I bought my boys 4 buckets of LEGO with about a
thousand bricks in each. This seemed to solved _their_ housing
problem. I don't know what it would take for yours.
As for building other constructs other than apartment buildings or
houses, try being innovative. There's a lot of ways that you can use
the basic brick.
> And where is the inspiration? You want to build a LEGO car, you've got
> lots of models to work from. If you want to build a house, all you have
> is 20 year old idea books, if you are lucky. Where are today's children
> supposed to get the inspiration from?
Their imagination, perhaps? (Sorry, I didn't mean that to sound as rude
as it probably did)
> You go into a store and look at LEGO on the shelves, and you see NOTHING
> to indicate the potential the bricks have for building all kinds of
> things. All you see are vehicles, vehicles, and more vehilcles. Boys
> stuff.
I can sympathize with your situation. You might try actually writing to
LEGO directly. I wish I knew what else to say
Why aren't there any houses or buildings (apart from the awful
> police stations and fire departments)? Doesn't LEGO realize that a wider
> range of sets would result in a wider audience?
Well, you can always build them yourself from scratch, as I said before.
> Please read http://www.lugnet.com/dear-lego/?n=486 if you still don't
> understand my post.
I think I understood it just fine.
> "Calm down" indeed.
No offense was intended.
> > Mark
(p.s. whatever happened to the LEGO slogan "a new toy every day"?)
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